Working Stiff: Two Years, 262 Bodies, and the Making of a Medical Examiner
by Judy Melinek Md, T.J. Mitchell
A medical examiner shares her first two years investigating hundreds of deaths, revealing the training, procedures, and realities of forensic work.
About This Book
Working Stiff chronicles the early career of a newly trained medical examiner navigating high-volume casework in a major city morgue.
The narrative follows the daily procedures of autopsies, evidence collection, and collaboration with law enforcement and families.
Emphasis is placed on the technical skills acquired during the first two years handling hundreds of cases.
The account highlights the physical and emotional demands of forensic pathology without dramatization.
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